Best Twerk Lessons Berlin Near Me

Rachel Riesner - Marriott: Great teachers small class sizes. So much fun learning new dance styles and pushing my fitness further. Online courses also available it's always so much fun to train here. The trainer's know how to push you so you continually make progress I've developed so much since I started coming here. An absolute full body workout! There are burlesque, twerk and other classes offered not just pole. Burlesque is a style of dance every woman should try once in their life.

Jessica Slusark: In love with this studio, you have a lot of space for practicing poledance! The poles are very high and it's perfect for practicing climbing and do other acrobatics (especially if you are very tall). The teachers are great, they are really talented and really good at explaining how to make specific moves. Their pole virgin dance classes are perfect for beginners and I would have never started pole dancing if it wasn't for this studio! I would never stop talking fondly about Soulflight, but I would really wish that there wasn't a +7 euro surcharge for USC members on more advanced classes, especially after the addition of plus-checkins feature which makes it even more restricting for booking these classes on a monthly basis (the studio is available only for L and XL members).

Sophia Ed: Cheap studio but administrative difficulties. [edit after the studio called me to ask for explanations] The studio is cheap (which is a good point). On the administrative level, the communication was good but there were recurrent issues with payments. For instance, as a student, my discount was several times removed without notification. It would be great if there was an automatic reminder to send in proof of matriculation since there is apparently an automatic return to the full fee every few months. An offer to refund the difference between the full and the student fee was never offered. Also, the monthly fee was taken from my account even after termination of contract. Again, the communication wasn't so bad and it was resolved quickly but in the initial listing of what was left to pay, they forgot to mention an open bill for the first half month. It was apparently in my initial contract, but I think this is the job of the administration to make sure such details are taken into account. I do not blame the individual people working in administration, the communication was relatively fast, but as a non-native German speaker, it is difficult to understand rapid-fire German concerning contracts and such. I would think that it was obvious over the phone that German is not my native language and therefore would have appreciated a slower and easier language. This would have helped to avoid certain misunderstandings. Also, multiple calls to ask to rethink my initial comment are over-stepping my boundaries and privacy. Although it did lead me ultimately to a more complete comment, I feel like I was somehow guilted into it. Unrelated to myself is the fact that I've heard of very difficult situations from other former students trying to terminate their contract, sometimes leading to legal advice, blocking of access to bank account, and multiple calls with the Vebrachszentral. Regarding the studio itself, the booking system is not the best: courses get booked way in advance, the number of participants allowed changes over time (sometimes without the trainers knowledge) and it's been the case that many people don't show up for some courses, which is too bad for people who wanted to take the class but couldn't book a slot. For more experienced dancers (intermediate - advanced): there is not so much offer anymore. For beginners however, there's plenty. Courses are also sometimes cancelled at the last minute, has happened 2-3 times to me. Trainers constantly change over time, perhaps this is due to Corona, perhaps not. All in all, a decent studio for a cheap price (compared to others in Berlin) but somewhat a bit chaotic. I hope this comment is now more of the administration's taste. I would appreciate if you only contact me in cases of actual questions concerning payment and contract rather than asking me to justify my review.

Luci Fer: Shity attitude, shity instructors, shity rules, not professional. There are so many studios in town much much better..

Julia Zagrodzka: In search for a place to learn pole dance, I came to Muse. I took an intro class with Steffi and I loved it! The class was well structured and entertaining, the instructor spoke English very well, was open to questions and made sure that everyone was following. Also the person at the reception was so positive and lovely, I felt really warmly welcomed and could ask all the questions I had. Thank you! I will surely be back :)

C G: I tried to book some free training without instructor in this studio but it took a very long time as they are barely answering emails, which makes you waste a lot of time. I finally, after insisting, managed to have the information that they would charge me 10€/hour, that finally turned into 60€/hour when I asked to confirm the booking. The owner is unfortunately very rude. The owner answer down there is also quite hilarious... It's a pity having to end up with this kind of lies to cover up yourself when I have ALL our emails conversations showing not only the absence of answers to several emails but mostly your rudeness, that I'm apparently not the only one who had to deal with. You having no other choice but to making things up is quite something.

Jessica Brandao: I did the Lady HipHop Beginner Class with Kimberly and I have to say she is just the sweetest girl! I really liked the way she structured the class. Hopefully the school will remain open in these uncertain times.

Nicole Strauch: Best dance school! Lessons are always fun and you make friends quickly 😊 The choreos are also awesome and really make you want to :))

Victoria Anders: Amazing studio with great and always happy trainers!💕 The studio offers tons of different classes and you’ll learn a lot and – most important – always in a clean and correct way according to federation regulations, taught by their (world class) trainers. Or you can book a room for free training to do some tricks on your own. It‘s one of my happy places 💕

Chevy Nyala: Motion*s is certainly the most divers and most welcoming dance school in Berlin with one of the broadest offers in classes and styles. However, I’m sad that the standard and quality of many courses have dropped quite a bit in the last year or so. Where there were high-profile instructors, often well established masters of their styles, there are now a lot of twenty-somethings teaching classes, who just don’t bring the same level of expertise and teaching quality (especially if you yourself are not a teenager anymore). In the last two years I saw at least 4-5 great instructors leave. Merely the Jazz and Ballet classes have stayed relatively consistent. Unfortunately those have also fallen prey to the “USC-syndrome”, though. Because of providers like Urban Sports Club there is so much rotation and random drop-ins that instructors seem often forced to lower the level and explain everything from the basis, especially in the beginner and intermediate classes, which is super frustrating and hindering for the regular students. I hope this will improve again and the school will shift its focus back on experienced, adept instructors, so all the dancers above 25 feel comfortable too

Fizah Nahwi: Huge and spacious studios, dedicated and talented coaches, variety of classes. The main reason they don’t get a full 5 star review from me is because of their deteriorating customer service (which used to be quite efficient before summer 2022) Just hope and pray that you don’t encounter any glitches because if you do, then be prepared for endless back and forth emails, unanswered calls to customer service agents and the app that seems to be having a lot of issues lately preventing you from booking its classes. And unauthorized deduction from your bank account.

Julia Zagrodzka: In search for a place to learn pole dance, I came to Le Chat Noir. There was no one at the reception so I had to ask around to figure out where the changing room was, that I had to leave shoes at the entrance etc. The instructor was friendly and the class was interesting, although I did feel lost at times (it was my very first time ever doing pole dance). Unfortunately, there were as many poles as students, which meant that the trainer had to take the pole of one of us to show tricks and poses. Maybe I was just unlucky, but as my experience was not so good, I decided to not continue learning there.